Herbalized Greek Mountain Tea

The flowers of the Greek mountain tea (also called verbena) grow at an altitude of 1000 meters at the foot of the Greek Mount Olympus. Their wholesome taste and exceptional properties make these flowers a very special herb.

Whole flowers and leaves of 20g or 40g.

The properties of the herb are due to the content of secondary plant substances such as terpenes, flavonoids, essential oils, iridoids, coumarins, sterols and many more.

The following properties are attributed to verbena:

- antioxidant and anti-inflammatory

- antimicrobial & antiulcerative

- antispasmodic & relaxing, reduces flatulence

- decongestant & analgesic

- mood-enhancing and antidepressant: stimulates cognitive functions

Literature: Center for Health (2024)

Brew one tablespoon of the flowers in a pot of tea according to the instructions on the packaging and enjoy :)

To ensure safe food, always pour boiling water over the food and let it steep for at least five minutes. This is the only way to ensure safe food.